What Buddhist scriptures do you read to learn how to behave and behave?

I recommend "The Ten Realms of the Soul" vernacular text that is easy to understand but full of life philosophy, telling people how to know how to make trade-offs, how to learn to have a normal heart, and not be blinded by the complex society of deceit, I will show you an excerpt:

How can we keep our hearts happy? Then we must first stop greed, ignorance, and ignorance. We have troubles, emotional ups and downs, all because we can't be satisfied, and we don't have happy thoughts.

People often feel unhappy because of some prejudices and distractions. For example, when you are happy with someone, no matter what the other person has in any behavior or demand, you will protect him, say good things for him or agree to his requests, pay for him, and even break fouls for him and do evil ...... for him.

Why? Because: I like him!

On the other hand, if you don't like someone, you will resent him. And even if the other party has a lot of advantages and talents, just because they don't like him, they will be critical or deliberately ignore him, which is a kind of resentment. Resentment will overshadow joy and become full of people's right and wrong; In fact, these prejudices all start from one's own mind.

Recommendation 2 Li Shutong's books are all very well written, he is a Buddhist scholar and an artist, and the text is fluent.

You can search the Internet to learn the "four shooting method"; It's enough to be a person. Look at the "Four Trainings of the Fan", and the fate is also reached.

Understanding Buddhism All the Four Precepts The scriptures that the true Buddha said are enlightening and cannot be understood by reading them once.

Amitabha! Senior brother, the Bai Lengyan Sutra can be said to be a complete book of Du cultivation, and the first half of Zhi is mainly to break the dao

There is nowhere to be delusional, but the second half is there.

The inner weight reminds of the six realms of reincarnation and the various laws that allow the formation of this realm, as well as the matters that should be paid attention to and various misunderstandings in the process of cultivation, and all aspects are explained in great detail. Senior brother can go to see it repeatedly, and I believe there will be a great gain.

If the senior brother has difficulty reading the original scriptures, you can send me a private message with the detailed address, and there is a vernacular version of the Lengyan Sutra in the lecture hall. The explanation is simple and easy to understand, and you can get married to your brother!

Half of the Buddhist scriptures are...

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You can go to the vernacular translation version of [Buddha Says See the Truth]. Those who are intelligent can look at the principle of the cosmic composition of the Lengyan Sutra and the process of the four major generations.

Dharma Study.

Click on my name, and there is a link to the Sanhui Zen room on the click space, and there is one. Amitabha!

The middle part of the Amitayus Sutra is the clearest.

It is woven throughout the scriptures. This is how it is in the south. The Mahayana may have that kind of karma sutra.

Recommend "Jizo Bodhisattva Sutra", "Diamond Sutra", "Buddha Says Amitabha Sutra".

Reading the "Jizo Sutra" can know the horror of hell and dare not do evil things, know that you must be filial to your parents, and read the "Diamond Sutra" to open wisdom and reduce delusions. Reading "The Buddha Says the Amitabha Sutra" can know that you must recite the Buddha honestly and continue to practice in the Amitabha Pure Land in your lifetime.

If you just want to know about these stories or something, I recommend you to read "Fayuan Zhulin", which is a book compiled by Chinese monks and classifies Buddhist scriptures, you can understand it when you look at the table of contents, but the semantics of the desire realm, Bo Xun, Wei Dao, Lou Zhi Buddha and other meanings in the Buddhist scriptures are two different things from those in Thunderbolt, and there is no relevance.

If you want to learn Buddhism, you are willing to share your experience without reservation.

If you are studying Buddhist culture and engaging in Buddhism, then it is recommended that the landlord join some societies. Because these studies have not stopped since ancient times, there have always been similar organizations.

If you want to study it systematically, I recommend Venerable Sheng Yan's three books on learning Buddhism, "Buddhism of Righteous Faith", "Introduction to Buddhism", and "Doubts about Buddhism".

"Understanding Buddhism - Happiness and Happiness Education - Master Pure Space".

Master Yaoyi's "Several Sutras for Beginners to Read".

Look at the Yuanjue Sutra, this Buddhist scripture is very systematic.

1.To read the Mahayana Buddhist scriptures in order to understand the root of the Dharma as soon as possible, first understand the reason, first read the "Lengyan Sutra", and read the classical Chinese and vernacular texts: "Diamond Sutra", "Great Nirvana Sutra", "Lotus Sutra", "Jizo Bodhisattva Sutra", "Yuanjue Sutra", "Ranga Sutra", "Pure Land Sutra", etc.

2.If you read a book on spiritual practice, it is meaningless if you don't seek empirical evidence. In the present era, the best and easiest thing to achieve is the Dzogchen Dharma in Tibet, which can be born and enlightened. The Dzogchen Dharma, blessed by God, is blessed by heaven, and it is very rare to be able to practice and be able to cultivate for many lifetimes!

3.The so-called recitation practice is to recite the name of the Buddha for the rest of your life, and to recite it until your mind is not disturbed. So that they can be reborn in Elysium.

4.Cultivation needs to eliminate karma first, in terms of eliminating karma, the "Jizo Bodhisattva Wish Sutra" is very good, read the scriptures, read: Nan no (sound: Nama) Jizo King Bodhisattva name.

If you don't practice the Heart Sutra, it's hard to understand the Dharma! Namo Buddha ......

Starting from the Great Compassion Mantra, Buddhism taboos the idea of being promising, and their ideological concept is to reach the state of detachment, and to regard anything earthly as nothing, that is, if there is, there is, if there is nothing, if there is nothing, if there is nothing, if there is nothing. As the so-called Bodhi has no tree, the mirror is not a platform, there is nothing originally, where to stir up dust. When you transcend everything, that's when you attain the right results.

In fact, it can be seen from the questions you added that you are not suitable for studying Buddhism, and it is recommended that you still be a good mortal person, because there is no step problem in learning Buddhism, it starts to learn from the heart, no matter what you do, as long as you do not go against the concept of doing everything for others, whether you learn Buddhism or not, it is the embodiment of Buddha. If you have this urge, I suggest you read the Buddhist scriptures. Or start with the Great Compassion Mantra, this one is more classic.

First take a look at the books that introduce Buddhism, such as "Buddhism of Righteous Faith" and "Understanding Buddhism", and then read and recite the "Jizo Sutra" and start learning from the "Jizo Sutra". Then decide which method to practice.

Let's start with the first one.

I wish you all the best.

Learning the "Dizo Sutra" first to achieve positive results is not for pleasure, but to better transform people!